This Antoninianus of Gordianus III is an original silver coin from Ancient Rome, struck during the turbulent years between 238 and 244 A.D. It features a well-preserved, youthful portrait of the emperor who became ruler in his early teens.
Obverse: Clear portrait bust of Gordianus III, shown youthful and laureate, with a readable legend around the rim.
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Country: Roman Empire (Ancient Rome)
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Year: 238–244 A.D.
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Denomination: Antoninianus
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Composition: Silver
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Size: 24 mm diameter
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Weight: 3.5–4.5 g (approximate)
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Grade: EF (Extremely Fine)
EF (Extremely Fine) indicates the coin shows light wear on the highest points while retaining most original detail and a pleasing overall appearance.
